The best Kavatender in the Tampa Bay area, Rick, aka. The Big Dipper , makes the best Lemon…read moreLavender Kratom elixirscost me around 2 $15-$20 definitely worth it because they are so . Great atmosphere, cool sober people to meet, chill solo, or with a group. Look for C.J. at the bar playing his mobile pool game. Cool place

This is how much I treasure Mariam & Insomnia on N 56th Street in Temple Terrace…read more The first five new customers to visit Mariam between noon and 6 pm will receive a free beverage of their choice. Just ask Mariam to put your bev on my tab, George Fleming. The secret password is "Arabic James Bond." Don't be shy. Mariam is a lovely person. You have until Sunday, March 30th. Enjoy.

Ray's Hookah Lounge (Used to be the Cloud 9 or Babel Elhara) its on 56th street near Fowler in…read moreTampa opposite 711 and in the same plaza as Pizza Hut. We offer Sheesha all flavors including Doube Apple, Mint, Vanilla, Strawberry etc...Student Discount also. Open till very late ...most nights until 4 or 5 am. Offers all brands of Sheesha for Hookah smoking..including Al Faqr and Starbuzz...sodas and soft drinks available. Non Alcoholic business.

Love the environment love the music drinks are expensive But it was a nice time for all the people…read morelisten to a little bit of jazz little bit of good music clean environment people are nice had a good time there

It looked nice from the outside. They were closed due to an issue inside apparently. But no signage…read moreon the door to tell customers on a Friday night. There was a group who paid in advance to reserve a room. Hope they got a refund. Yikes.

My friend scheduled a room to celebrate his retirement from the military, and all of his guests…read morearrived to the entire place being locked with no one in sight. No one will answer the phone and no one told my friend that they would be closed even though he made a reservation. This is on February 13th, a Friday night at 7 PM when they definitely should've been open. There is no sign on the door and no room to leave a voicemail. I was extremely excited when I pulled up and saw that it was a large establishment that looked like we could have a good time there but now we're left to find another solution to celebrate my friend's retirement. Shame!

Me and my friends usually go there good place good hookah prices average…read more Service is excellent Need special area for families

Ambience is nice but the policy is outrageous. You cannot sit inside with a group of friends unless…read moreyou spend $5 or more per person. I didn't feel like ordering but they force you to pay and order something if you don't smoke hookah. It demonstrates a cheap mindset and an inconvenient service. The servers were nice but I wouldn't come to this place again nor recommend it. Bye

I've actually been here YEARS ago when this used to be a hookah lounge. Since then, they have…read moreswitched over to a beer lounge complete with games! Chose from giant jenga, pong, foosball and Mario cart! There are bottles of hand sanitizer at each game station and even plastic gloves if you would like to be extra safe! In addition to craft beers, they also have froze and ciders. The o my thing to snack on is a bag of chips so make sure you're not hungry! Overall a chill place to hang out with some friends and play some drinking games!

From the owner: We offer delicious, crafty beers (as well as ciders, seltzers, and frozen drinks for non-beer…read moredrinkers) in a relaxed setting with games like Giant Jenga, Foosball, and Beer Pong. Think of it as a house party that happens every night.

Very chill vibe. I love the patio area. DJ on Fridays and Saturday with excellent music. Drinks…read moreand service are great as well.

I love coming here! Whenever they have a DJ it gets really packed and the ambience is really fun…read more The Bartenders make the best drinks and they're always so personable!

Found this place online because I was looking for the Chad Ocho Cinco cigars . I'm going to assume…read morethis place is black owned based on what I found on Google. I was welcomed with a cloud of smoke but that's normal for lounges. Everyone spoke as I entered . It's not too big but just big enough for a lounge to enjoy yourself & watch sports or socialize. I was only in the establishment about 5 minutes but it was very welcoming. The staff/possibly owner was very nice and helped me out with my purchase that I was looking for. I would def recommend this place to my cigar loving friends !

No the lounge doesn't have food on the regular but last night they did and it was a great…read moreexperience. The service was amazing and the complimentary coke was definitely a nice touch as a non-drinker . The ambiance was rather regular with customers that knew how to party. Surely coming back!

Save your money and time. Older skinny owner has an attitude and if you are not Arabic or a regular…read morehe will refuse to give you service. Much better options around the area. The only good thing about this location is that it is next to Mays Alreem. Do better for the temple terrace society and make better hookah.

Walked in and the environment was pretty unkept. Seemed a little thrown together. I walked in with…read moremy african-american friend & felt a weird feeling from the jump. Went up to the cashier and the worker looked at my friend and I as if we were in the wrong place. We asked about pricing of hookah and eventually, the cashier told us to sit down and he'd come help. We sat for at least 7 mins with no service and another "party" came in after us sitting for that time, who was helped immediately before we were served a simple hello and welcome. We simply walked out & went elsewhere where we enjoyed a very friendly and relaxing environment.

Immediately upon entering the line, a man with a zipper mouth mask walked past us and was pacing…read morethe line. We got in, it was quite empty to start but got crowded quickly. A mix of individuals, some older people (including one man who looked like a ghoul [trench coat, white hair, pocket wayxh]). Nothing wrong with this, in fact quite interesting, until we saw some soldiers (who appeared to be legit Castle security) walk past us, including one in an SS Nazi uniform. The frat men continued to multiply, and were very loud and obnoxious. In the back was some sort of BDSM spanking exhibit with a man in a furry costume doing the spanking. We stood close to this exhibit as loud "industrial noise" music played. I would akin this music to a spoon banging against a pot. There was a man who appeared to clearly be fent folding amidst the dance floor who proceeded to catch a random girl's twerk... And stared at us with beady eyes. Before going downstairs, I accidentally bumped into someone and he hissed at me, which was interesting. Okay guys, stick with me, we're getting to the best part. After all of these events, we go downstairs to the basement (or dungeon). Pleasurably, they were not playing industrial noise. Actual songs with lyrics! Yay. Early 2000s alternative. The dungeon had a bunk bed sort of set up where many different individuals seemed to be having a sensory break, other than the frat boys who were posing on top of it and flipping off of it. As we continued our observations, we noted two older gay men dressed as a cop and a prisoner. One laid down and the other began dancing right in front of him, akin to some sort of ritual. We soon after spotted a shirtless Marshmello across the room, which was quite exciting. Lots of shirtless men parading around, some with the leashes of their skinny asian girlfriends in hand. Before leaving, we finished up our people watching by observing Lisa from Genshin Impact, Sasuke & Sakura from Naruto, and Inosuke from Demon Slayer enter in highly realistic cosplays. In our state, we could not rationalize that these people were not actually from the show as the DJ conveniently decided to play anime OSTs as they entered. We also believe we spotted Shadow the Hedgehog. Not sure of this. Final note-- the people who would come in and greet each other by dancing at each other. Very interesting and something we had never seen before. It was like witnessing a different reality. To sum up The Castle experience, this is like a place a parent would have a nightmare of their child coming to. Would return!

It's been a couple of months (like February of 2025) since me and my fiancé last visited. We used…read moreto be regulars until the last visit, unfortunately the last visit made us all feel like we shouldn't come back for a while. Food- The drinks are pricey, they are pricey anywhere but it the prices vary on which bartender you go to. Service- Upon arrival, the price for entry depends on the night. Sometimes it is $20 to get in and on special nights (Halloween) it is like $50 (ridiculous lmao). It also varies if you're under 21 as well (it's a couple more bucks to get in underage). If you're 21+ you get a wrist band but if you're under 21, you get the black Xs on your hands. The staff is nice except the bouncer, he was kinda rude to my Fiancé. Ambience- The place is beautiful, it fully covers the dark ambience for our alternative peeps. The lights, the seating and decor. It's perfect, it's the best part of the club if anything. The reason I have not been able to come back is due to the amount of frat boys that come in and make it uncomfortable. My last visit, I went with my fiancé and his buddies so they could enjoy a night since they traveled down from South Carolina. The moment my fiancé left my side to grab us drinks, a guy came in started talking to me and asked me if that was my fiancé. It was ok until he started asking me for my number and I told him no MULTIPLE TIMES. I have a fiancé and I'm not interested. It took until my fiancé returned to have him get up and leave me alone. There was a staff member near by and I usually remember them to be very observant (had a similar situation where they came up and made sure I was ok) I obviously was uncomfortable so I thought it would bring attention that I needed help. I also noticed that the people with Xs on their hands seem to be more drunk than I was. We hope to come back eventually but for now we will stay away.